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Samsung Galaxy S10 One UI 3.0 beta testers aren’t able to rollback to Android 10
Samsung Galaxy S10 series smartphone owners have already started experiencing the latest One UI 3.0 under the beta testing program. These devices have received the first One UI 3.0 beta build just a few days ago and its issues and bugs have started coming to the light.
Like any other beta testing, Samsung One UI 3.0 beta has also been reported for some errors and one of them is the compatibility of system apps. According to the latest information, some One UI 3.0 beta participants of the Galaxy S10 series smartphones have tried to switch to the Android 10 based One UI 2.5 version because of some problems regarding battery drain and lagging.
Meanwhile, the Smart Switch application doesn’t allow users to do a rollback to the previous Android OS that is Android 10 (One UI 2.5). Following the reports, the community official advised the Galaxy S10 phone owners to wait for some time until the 2nd beta arrives.
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Adding to this, after installing the Android 11 based One UI 3.0 beta on your smartphone, if you go back to the previous Android OS, some system applications like Samsung Pay and Samsung Pass may perform abnormally.
“When rolling back to the previous OS after beta firmware update on S10 series, Samsung Pay and Samsung Pass could not be used normally. Please do not rollback until the modified firmware is released.” Said Beta Operation Manager
The battery drain issue is not a new problem because at the time of the first One UI 3.0 beta build for Galaxy Note 10 devices, beta testers have reported severe battery consumption issues. Following these errors, Samsung has suspended the beta rollout then started again after the issues get resolved.
Moreover, some Galaxy S10 device owners also facing issues with zooming in/out in their phone’s camera app. When they want to zoom, a green screen appears randomly on the touchscreen of the smartphones.
Well, Samsung has closed the first round to participate in the One UI 3.0 beta program. The company may soon announce the second round to join the beta testing.
If you’re also facing such issues, let us know in the comments below.
Do you have a Samsung Galaxy phone? Then you might have noticed that your screen captures look weird lately. The picture might be fuzzy, rainbow-colored, or overlapping. This is not because of your phone, but it is a bug in the One UI 5.1/One UI 5.1.1 software that affects the image processing.
Don’t worry, there is a solution for this problem. Samsung has released a software update that fixes the issue and makes your screen captures look normal again. All you need to do is to update your device software.
For that, you just need to open Settings >> Software Update > Download and Install. This new software will also make your phone work better and more secure, so don’t wait any longer. Update your Galaxy phone now and get rid of this Samsung screen capture issue.
Some users of Samsung Galaxy smartphones have reported a problem with the lock screen, where the screen turns black and only the top indicator bar and bottom navigation bar are visible. This happened when an app on the lock screen is closed while the phone is locked.
To fix this issue, you can turn the screen off and on, or fold and unfold the device if it is foldable. However, this is not a permanent solution. To prevent the black screen issue from happening again, you need to update your device software to the latest version.
Samsung has announced that the company plans to release software that improves the phenomenon and fixes the bug. To update your device software, you just need to go to Settings >> Software update >> Download and install.
Do you use Android Auto and Google Maps to find your way in the car? If yes, then you may have noticed a small problem recently. Sometimes, Google Maps doesn’t close when you get out of the car. It keeps showing you directions on your phone, which is very annoying and confusing.
This issue seems to have emerged after the latest updates of Android Auto and Google Maps, which were released last week. It affects various Android phones such as Samsung and Pixel.
It mainly occurs on Android Auto v10.0 and Google Maps v11.88 version. The only solution at the moment is to manually exit the navigation by tapping on the corresponding option.
Currently, the cause of this issue is unknown, but it is expected to be resolved soon. Until then, remember to check your phone and exit navigation when you get out of the car.
